do the icepack and smaller containers fit into some kind of supports in the larger container, or will they squish whatever is on the bottom?
20105
The ice pack sits on supports in the middle of the box and the small boxes sit on the ice pack. However, if you lose the ice pack like a pleb (I did...) the small boxes will squish whats in the bottom. One option then is to make a support, the same size as the ice pack, out of cardboard and wrap it in plastic wrap. One other thing to consider is the ice pack will not keep your ice cream frozen or your yogurt cold, it will keep the top of your bottom food and the bottom of your top food cold. This is however enough to keep your veggies crisp and keep your sushi a little chilled so it doesn't stick to your fingers. All and all I like this box and would recommend the purchase. The ice pack sits on supports in the middle of the box and the small boxes sit on the ice pack. However, if you lose the ice pack like a pleb (I did...) the small boxes will squish whats in the bottom. One option then is to make a support, the same size as the ice pack, out of cardboard and wrap it in plastic wrap. One other thing to consider is the ice pack will not keep your ice cream frozen or your yogurt cold, it will keep the top of your bottom food and the bottom of your top food cold. This is however enough to keep your veggies crisp and keep your sushi a little chilled so it doesn't... » Read More The ice pack sits on supports in the middle of the box and the small boxes sit on the ice pack. However, if you lose the ice pack like a pleb (I did...) the small boxes will squish whats in the bottom. One option then is to make a support, the same size as the ice pack, out of cardboard and wrap it in plastic wrap. One other thing to consider is the ice pack will not keep your ice cream frozen or your yogurt cold, it will keep the top of your bottom food and the bottom of your top food cold. This is however enough to keep your veggies crisp and keep your sushi a little chilled so it doesn't stick to your fingers. All and all I like this box and would recommend the purchase. « Show Less
20106
There is bottom container with top under the ice pack (hard to see) to hold a sandwich or whatever. Also, the ice pack can snap into the large green lid shown holding the two smaller containers in the picture.
20107
The ice pack is actually supported by a ledge inside the container so nothing is squished
20108
There is a groove that the ice pack sit on. Then you are able to place the mini containers on top of the ice pack. Nothing is being squished. I hope this helps.
20109
The ice pack sits on supports in the middle of the box and the small boxes sit on the ice pack. However, if you lose the ice pack like a pleb (I did...) the small boxes will squish whats in the bottom. One option then is to make a support, the same size as the ice pack, out of cardboard and wrap it in plastic wrap. One other thing to consider is the ice pack will not keep your ice cream frozen or your yogurt cold, it will keep the top of your bottom food and the bottom of your top food cold. This is however enough to keep your veggies crisp and keep your sushi a little chilled so it doesn't stick to your fingers. All and all I like this box and would recommend the purchase.
942708
They will slot together without the freezer blocks. All of the different items have the same snap patterns so they will fit together multiple ways, with or without the ice blocks.
1141866
Yes, to store all of that but understand that bottom of container is soft fabric so while you can carry anything that sets on a hard surface, you cannot move it around from place to place due to the soft bottom of the container.
1401936
I think this would hold small containers easily. It does not have a stiff bottom, but it won't give way if you put multiple square containers in. I have put two rectangular pyrex containers in it side by side and travelled with it.
926658
I also laid mine flat to freeze before I put them in, and they did fit just a bit sideways since the organizer is a bit narrower. I have used the Lansinoh and Up and Up brand. The Medela Pump and Save bags fit perfectly.
1572729
They remain small enough to fit in the container. I've had mine for over a year. They still fit in the same container.
1808052
if you put ice in it, it does, turns out i like the smaller size 12x12x12 better, but the big one is good for certain things, but both of them need ice.
1759423
Yes. The smallest lid fits onto the smallest pot. The small set then can be placed into the larger pot. The remaining lid fits onto the larger pot, making it one peice that fits into the mesh bag. Packs very efficiently
557959
Not easily. I put my 10 inch, 16 ounce thermos in the top laying down. If you put yours at an angle it would work, but then it might be hard to fit your other containers.
806354
It will.... for awhile. I'd recommend heavier items be placed in the bottom.
949478
I have one pottery barn lunch bag but I am not if it is the same. the one I have Rubbermaid doesn't fit or you need to squeeze the containers to be able to fit not to forget that the ice rack will not fit..
1737497
I have been able to fit all of the zip-loc containers without any problem also an ice pack. Hope that helps
1928850
No it will only hold four with the ice packs in. If you didn't use the ice packs six would probably fit.
2136584
Yes. I have two 4.3 qt. containers sitting side by side. The white tops are touching and there is approx. 1/2 inch between them at the bottom. This also allows them to stack well on top of each other. The clear bottom portion of the first container will rest just inside the lip (you can see) on the top of the second container. This is the same with the other container sizes I own (2.6 qt., 1.7 qt., and 1.1 qt.)
106219
The bottoms do, but it makes a mess that way, so we just put the lids on and stack them that way. It takes more space though.
2104654
The plastic feels kind of like Tupperware but not a thick as Tupperware, that means rigid but flexible. The bottom is designed with a 1 1/2 inch arch that adds to its strength. I put blankets and fabric in mine and they do fine. But you couldn't fill these with heavy tools and expect to move them. If you put tools and left them in the same place, that would probably work. I have the 116-quart size on closet shelves made of 3/4 plywood.
573486
I use a small insulated sandwich bag with ice packs that fits nicely within a bag too as its not as large as a full size lunch pal. It holds three bags so it works for me.